48 tracking royal mail

A Royal Mail tracking update!

According to Royal Mail's tracking system, a tracking number starting with "48" typically indicates that the item is in transit and has been scanned at a sorting facility.

Here's a breakdown of what the tracking number might mean:

• "48" is the prefix for Royal Mail's International Tracked & Signed service, which provides tracking and signature upon delivery for international parcels.
• The next few digits (e.g., "123456789") are the unique tracking number assigned to your parcel.
• The tracking number will update as the parcel moves through the Royal Mail network, providing you with real-time information on its location and status.

Some possible updates you might see on the tracking page include:

• "In transit" or "Sorting" - The parcel is being processed and sorted at a Royal Mail facility.
• "Out for delivery" - The parcel has been handed over to a local delivery courier and is on its way to your doorstep.
• "Delivered" - The parcel has been successfully delivered to your address.

Keep an eye on the tracking page for updates, and you should receive a notification when your parcel is delivered.